New Delhi, May 13, 2020: The Finance Ministry’s advise to States and UT to treat COVID-19 as an event of ‘Force Majeure’ under RERA will provide major relief to real estate developers whose projects have been stuck due to lack of liquidity and cash flow stoppages. The move to extend the registration and completion date by 6 months for all registered projects will provide more time to such developers to raise fresh financing or debt to complete their pending projects. The ease of compliance norms under RERA and other laws is timely and well thought out decision to ease the stress of small developers, especially those into affordable housing.
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